Re: Useful CODE/400 Macros -- CODE400-L

I think a place for shared macros, etc would be great.  I am wondering what
IBM thinks about this and their shared macros website (link is below).  I
think others might want to post some sample macros and such in relation to
this CODE400 midrange.com.  Someone would have to be willing to update the
website with new files.  I suppose you would see the same issues at the RPG
midrange.com.  Maybe a link within the CODE400 midrange.com website and
have someone at midrange.com update the website?  I would hate for Scott to
be bogged down with requests when it probably should not be his
responsibility.  Would someone at IBM or supporting the CODE400
midrange.com please let us know what you plan for people who want to post
files?  If you plan on updating your shared macros website, please let me
know and I will email them to you.  If you want Scott to post the files, I
will see if he would do that.  It might be a good idea to have a link to
this or whatever other site agreed on within the CODE400 midrange.com
website.
I know there is a link within CODE/400 to this shared macros website, but I
always forget how to get to it and other links.  Here are some links I keep
around.

For support, other macros, and CODE/400 downloads links, see the following
website:
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/product.jsp?cat=ad&s=c&id=TDUN-49EVDN&pf

&presb=&type=t&postsb=
or http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ad/varpg/support/moresupport.html

For frequently asked questions (FAQ):
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ad/varpg/support/cwintips.htm

Modifying Editor Behavior Permanently
http://localhost:49213/cgi-bin/vahwebx.exe/vahelp/va400/Extract/0/qadtswin/evffaq111.htm#HDRETH274


Prevent my changes from being lost at release upgrades
http://localhost:49213/cgi-bin/vahwebx.exe/vahelp/va400/Extract/0/qadtswin/evffaq96.htm#HDRPREVENT

Thanks,
Craig Strong
craigs@dekko.com


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I think that would be great.


--- Scott Johnson <sjohnson@highsmith.com> wrote:
>
> Craig and Others,
>
> If we need someplace to offer these and/or other
> Code Macros besides an IBM
> site, I can offer up my personal site at
> www.veriteccomputing.com .  I
> already have some VARPG stuff there. I was going to
> add my own Code macros
> to it, but never got around to it.  I changed
> positions and got away from
> using CODE. Now I am back.
>
> I am not trying to promote anything on that site.  I
> no longer have the
> time to run a sideline consulting service and never
> got around to changing
> the site.  I just want to offer it up as a place to
> put stuff like the
> macros.
>
> --
>
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> Scott P. Johnson
> Applications Development Team Coordinator
> Microcomputer Development Specialist
> IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
>
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>
>
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> Since we are on the subject of wish lists, I thought
> I would mention the
> macros I have and use on a regular basis.  I meant
> to mention this earlier.
> Every one of them I have created in-house or
> modified from the website for
> ultimate flexibility, elimination of errors, and
> ease of use.  Some of the
> macros like clipline.lx and modmark.lx on the
> website, had errors so I
> stopped using them but modified them instead.  I am
> willing to share them
> with IBM if they are interested.  I use CODE/400
> quite a bit and I have
> been using the following macros for quite awhile:
> 1. ModBlock.lx - Used to fill in a modification mark
> in positions 1-5 and
> can also be used to update the modification date
> depending on what parm you
> pass.  You can select a block in any fashion
> (select/mark) and the block
> will be modified.  You can even use the select all
> to modify the blocks.
> Of course, if you don't even select anything, the
> line you are on
> automatically gets selected.  Since both functions
> have the same type of
> processing, they are in one macro.  Other errors
> like cutting off the
> comments in ILE RPG are now fixed.  Also allows
> blanking out a mod mark or
> zeroing out a date.  Written by Scott Johnson as
> Mod2, rewritten by Craig
> Strong as ModBlock.  I think this is also a good
> example of using
> subroutines in REXX.
>
> 2. ClipLine.lx - Uses the mark text method for
> cut/copy.  Now includes an
> identification of a block as unmarked by blocktype =
> 'UNSET' method to
> handle all selections like ModBlock.lx does.  I
> think there are some
> original errors that are fixed now too.
> Written by David Morris, modified by Brian James for
> mark text, and
> modified by Craig Strong to fix original errors.
>
> 3. Create_Subroutine_RPG (also as RPGLE) - Create
> subroutine.  Written by
> Craig Strong.  Note: This macro might not want to be
> used as is because you
> would want comments different ways.  It prompts for
> the comment and then
> the name of the subroutine.
>
> If anyone would like any of these macros, please
> e-mail me and I will send
> them out right away.
> The original authors of the first two macros did an
> excellent job writing
> them and setting a strong foundation, I just took
> them some steps further.
> Maybe other people can come up with different mods.
> I could still see a
> use for the ModBlock macro after the IBM
> modification in service pack 5 to
> include a SIGNATURE as a Mod Mark when adding a
> line.
>
> Thanks,
> Craig Strong
> craigs@dekko.com
>
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